Washington. Sept. 17.
The United States Treasury will probably continue indefinitely to pay domestic producers a bounty price for silver, according to a statement made to-day by well-informed ofcials in Administrative circles.
No drastic change in the buying Price is predicted, but it is said that the Administration will probably seek a renewal of the London Silver Agreement in order to prevent dumping from upsetting the United States prograrhme.
Mr. Henry Morgenthau. Secretary of the United States Treasury, it' is believed, will negotiate with Sir Frederick Phillips, one of the Under-Secretaries of the British Treasu One thousand million ounces of silver are still to be purchased, it is pointed out, if the ratio of 1:3 to gold is still required to be filled.—Reuter.
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